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...addrefs be presented to his Mitjetty, moft dutifully representing to his royal wifdom, that this Houfe is deeply penetrated with the view of impending ruin...kingdom, from the continuation of an unnatural war againft the Britifh Colonies in Amerif ca ; and moft humbly to advife his Majefty to take the moft...

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...pur- * pose, pose, this nobleman, ipoved for an address to the throne, representing, that they were deeply penetrated with the view of impending ruin...unnatural war against the British colonies in America; and advising, that the most »peed y and effectual measures should U' taken for putting a stop to such...

...arms, and she has given you the Spartan answer, " conle take." [Here he read his motion,] " That an humble address be presented to his Majesty, most dutifully...to advise his Majesty to take the most speedy and effectual measures for putting a stop to such fatal hostilities, upon the only just and solid foundation,...

..." come take." [Here he read his motion,] " That an humble address be presented to his Majesty,<most dutifully representing to his royal wisdom, that this...to advise his Majesty to take the most speedy and effectual measures for putting a stop to such fatal hostilities, upon the only just and solid foundation,...

...has given you the Spartan answer, ' Come, take.'— Here the noble earl read his motion : " That an humble Address be presented to his Majesty, most dutifully...representing to his royal wisdom, that this House i= deeply penetrated with the view of impending ruin to the kingdom, from the continuation of an unnatural...